From what I've seen, he's an early bluffer- calls a raise PF to bluff on the flop or turn, not this big on the river. That supports your point, Deme. But these guys are also prone to raising with big hands looking to double up when the betting is this small because they wanna up the stakes. JK is not throwing too much money around and a guy like this is gonna pick on this very early with a set and up the stakes to step in the direction of doubling up. If he had QJ or better, I think he's minimum raising the turn.

He didn't bluff the flop and he didn't raise the turn. This screams draw from a player like this.

... And if he had 45, he's definitely raising the turn. The reason to play 45 like this PF and on the flop is catch someone off guard when you hit and people like this who'll play 45 to a 3BB raise PF (not saying I wouldn't) with cream on the table when they hit on the turn and it'll stain the chips and cards in the middle for EVERYONE to see, even in the virtual world.

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